Sentence examples for sunlight came from inspiring English sources

Tinted sunlight came through the windows of Tiffany stained glass and hung in the air.

Shafts of sunlight came through the clouds occasionally and turned the ice they struck a powdered-sugar white.

Sunlight came through the trees in shafts, new beech leaves making dappled shadows on the women's clothes.

All the sunlight came through the kitchen, so we packed around the table, some up on the counter, drinking shit wine.

The sunlight came into the room with the peacefulness one remembers from rooms in one's early childhood — a sunlight encountered later only in one's dreams.

The classic Greek theatron (literally, "a place of seeing") was built in the open air, usually on a hillside, and placed so that the afternoon sunlight came from behind the audience and flooded the performing area with light.

Sunlight coming through the fretwork made patterns on the ground.

Sunlight comes bursting through palm fronds, dappling the whitewashed walls.

Minerva looks with a human expression at the sunlight coming down through an invisible window.

If we increase these clouds, we have less sunlight coming in, we might cool the system.

This is the ozone in the stratosphere, so it blocks the amount of sunlight coming in.